June 2023 WapitiTalk Photo of the Month – Winner!

[WapitiTalk1]

OK, time to vote. Here are the photos for June 2023. The theme for this month was “The GREAT Outdoors”. Please feel free to refer to the original contest thread for author explanations of these awesome photos (where they came from, what they are about, etc.). Please only vote for one photo. Thanks to all for submitting your photos, and, for taking a minute to vote.

#1Swede.JPG (218.2 KiB) Viewed 454 times

#2WWhitey.jpg (145.97 KiB) Viewed 454 times

#3Elkhunttoo.jpeg (50.22 KiB) Viewed 454 times

#4Six.jpg (109.94 KiB) Viewed 454 times

#5Jhg.jpeg (157.35 KiB) Viewed 454 times

#6IS.jpeg (188.51 KiB) Viewed 454 times

#7-7mm.jpg (137.17 KiB) Viewed 454 times

[WapitiTalk1]

The voting was very tight but wawhitey pulled out the win! Congrats mister, I'll dig up your address (pretty sure I have it somewhere) and get some goodies sent your way. Thanks to all who entered a picture and to all who took the time to vote.

[Lefty]

Congrats WA

Good thing I voted on the picture instead of who posted it!!!!

[Swede]

Congratulations Whitey. It was close all the way. Even the picture of the white tent was within three votes of being #1.
Just think of it this way; you were 50% better than the #2 entry.

[Indian Summer]

Thank God. It was best for all of us. Congratulations Swede. Your tent seems to be set up very well too.

[Swede]

Thanks Joe. You taught me to put the sod cloth inside and under the rubber tipped frame posts. Actually, you showed me how to set the tent up easier than I ever had. I have always done it myself, but it is not much of a strain now. My cousin insists on doing the roof on his tent first. Then he has us set the tent over the frame. Afterwards all of the legs go under the roof. It takes four of us to lift it all up.

[wawhitey]

Huh, just found a package from rj in the mail. Didnt even realize i won this. Guess im well on my way to being a professional award winning photographer. Im going to quit my job now to pursue my new career.

[Indian Summer]

Thanks Joe. You taught me to put the sod cloth inside and under the rubber tipped frame posts. Actually, you showed me how to set the tent up easier than I ever had. I have always done it myself, but it is not much of a strain now. My cousin insists on doing the roof on his tent first. Then he has us set the tent over the frame. Afterwards all of the legs go under the roof. It takes four of us to lift it all up.

I’ll be honest… I zoomed in and looked it over really good hoping to harass you about something being wrong but I couldn’t find a single thing. How disappointing. Lol